Sentence examples for proved more amenable from inspiring English sources

Other long-term residents of the cupboard proved more amenable on a recent tasting.

His other collaborators proved more amenable; indeed, he created a singularly harmonious creative team, his chief partners being the cinematographer Stanley Cortez and the composer Walter Schumann.

This approach was introduced about the same time as VB theory but has proved more amenable to quantitative implementation on computers.

(The officer presiding over a different entrance proved more amenable, and I was allowed in).

There are many examples of other disease phenotypes in the rat that have proved more amenable to candidate gene discovery via congenic strategies including pristane-induced arthritis [49] and cresentric glomerulonephritis [50,51].

Countries that had clashed with the Clinton administration, like Afghanistan, Malaysia, Yugoslavia and China, expressed hope that Mr. Bush would prove more amenable.

With Russia now perceived in Washington as a bona fide fellow target of international terrorism, and as a tough ally against it, perhaps President Bush will prove more amenable to Russian concerns over Iraq.

He doesn't count out the prospect of making another show himself, and the economic models of AMC, HBO or Netflix might prove more amenable to his vision than the movie studios.

With the 10th anniversary of the Persian Gulf war defeat of Iraq being observed in Kuwait on Monday, there is nothing here to encourage expectation that the Baghdad leadership will prove more amenable to the modified sanctions that the United States and Britain have proposed.

Some supporters of Mr. Jiang say his involvement might give greater confidence to policy makers who could prove more amenable than Mr. Hu to loosening the hold of state-owned conglomerates in some crucial sectors, like finance and transportation, and also more inclined to establish a credible legal system that operates with a degree of autonomy from the party.

Firstly, we had previously observed free acid 4 to form an intractable mixture when we attempted the synthesis of its iron tricarbonyl complex, with methyl esters proving more amenable to complexation.